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- GrandpaPhil, qwerty2008, mtaylor and 2 others
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Thanks Omega. This is my first SIB that's why I choose the light bulb the “neck” is a bit wider than a bottle.
- Chasseur and qwerty2008
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When I was cleaning on my vessel I found an old big light bulb. As I love the ships in bottles I thought it would be nice to put a little ship in there. As the entrance is not that small as a bottle it is a nice exercise before I start with a real bottle.
I made a little waterline hull from wood and made some bulwarks from a sea chart which is a nice and strong paper.
I made a stand to hold the model and drilled holes for the gun ports. These are squared with a little key file. The bowsprit is made from sanded down tooth picks. I made the gunwales of a suture kit which contains very fine silk thread (you can still see the needle on the end of the thread).
And I painted the lower part off the hull.
Jantje
- ccoyle, Landlubber Mike, mtaylor and 3 others
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A merry christmas and a happy new year for you and your family. I’ll keep following you in the new year your build is a big example for me.
Jan
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Great work Antony it looks fantastic
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Hi Jeff, looks like a very nice kit. I have to keep this one in mind for the future. Currently we have a live size replica in port in Gibraltar http://www.schoonerpickle.com/ . Hope to see an update of this build soon.
Greetings, Jantje
HM Cutter Cheerful 1806 by Chuck - FINISHED - 1:48 scale - kit prototype
in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1801 - 1850
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It's true Tony, I'm following Chuck's build as well and I would love to try and build the cutter but i'm a bit afraid of the measurements, for somebody who grew up in the metric system it's very hard to adapt to the imperial measurements.
Great work Chuck I really like the build!
Jantje